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GG&G QD Rear Sling Swivel for Remington Tac-13

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Brand
GG&G
Color
Matte Black
Category
Gun Parts
Gun Part Type
Sling
UPC
813157019258

Overview

The GG&G Quick Detach Rear Sling Attachment is a compact, ambidextrous sling mount designed specifically for the Remington Tac-13 shotgun. Engineered for professional use, it features a heavy-duty push-button quick-detach side swivel that allows for rapid unslinging and tactical flexibility. All exterior edges are dehorned and rounded to ensure shooter safety during handling. Manufactured from tough ASTM A36 steel, the attachment is bead-blasted and finished with a non-reflective matte black manganese phosphate per mil-spec standards. It is straightforward to install and built to withstand rigorous operating conditions.

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